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Supposed TO be In WashingtOns
THE MAN WHO MAKES A LIVING RY BEGGING PosrA0
STAMPS.

The postage stamp beggar who recently re-
ceived considerable notor1ety in New YORK,
has turned his attention to Washington a. a
good held TO work. According 70 the New YORK
papers he would visit stores and ofnces ana with
an unstamped letter in his hand would beg q
very successful and in day he would collect sew
eral dollars worth OF stamps. These he would get
cashed in small lots by accommodating merchants.
Yesterday stranger entered the ONCE OF promi-
nent official with what appeared 10 be letter OF
Recommendation for employment. He did not press
his requests in this direction very hard and when
he met with refusal asked TO have q handful OF
postage stamps caShed as an accommodation.
The Of1cial had read the New York papers how
ever and made up his mind that II his visitor was
not nom New York he, Also had read about the
imposition, and expected to profit BY ir. The cir
cumStanceS were related by the ofiicial to q SrAR
reporter today in order that the public might be
warned not TO be generous with postage stamps
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The New Bridges.

Col. Hams said to-day to q STAR reporter that
all work had been stopped on that portion OF the
Eastern Branch bridge which is disputed by the
railroad company, but that the contractor is push
Ing the work On those portions which were not
affected by claims OF the railroad IL reference to
the cost involved In digging the holes that had
Deen nHed up, he stated that It was comparatively
very slight, and that in whatever way the cues.
lion was decided by the courts the contractor
would not suffer. The work on the AQueduct
nrld2e Is slowly progressing, the contractors nav
Ing met unavoidable obstacles that have hindered
them greatly. The date now fixed by the con-
Tractor Tor the completion OF the work IS the 9th
OF January, BY which time Col. Hams hopes to an
nounce the opening OF the bridge to the public.
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A. b. WHrrR p..s.u. md Gan r.,,,.,
6Bo. RyNEAL. IN, Trssurer
DANIEL. RAMEY. Secretary.
TIE DOMESTIC FInE-ENGINE AND PrNrp CO
OF WASHINGTON, d C.
sole nanufacturer of Morrells Barrel Fire Ens4ps
iar mills manuisctogies. country hotels and storss
snsaon 40 yul.ge gurposns. and vh1ch shsoWs
Also. sole ufscturers Of MorrSIis Bucket r,r,-
PUMP Tor extinguAshaxx incipisnt area IA hptrups
bsrnA stores and manufactures: for vashspr vndss
hoor, adewHln cAfTfaeeA. sc Prize %.
So Unrestricted advertisement with tosfmou isls An
Daily SstaonAl Republican
Al order and letter.. inquiry sousd be sddrvos6
n26-im
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.


J,oR REyT-HANDsoMELY FURNISHED PAR
suitable for sentIemen With or Without board a 500
I,oR RENT-is IOWA CIRCLE, TWO FURNISHED
l. room. sui being side Of the
s e e %
quired- nav
L,oR RENT-7o2 10TH ST, HANDSOMELY
s Nal also one desirable single RSoia nSSrss -
Tor RENT-9o4 14TH ST.. LARGE HAND
waite - q desired Table Board and Mssi.
I,oR RENT-FURNlsHED ROOMS, SINGLE OR
Fsfsrsnes given and required liz i7sh =. - = v
II to hotels, nicely Furnished suite Of koomS With
rate hre Also, one nnsle room, suitable for ssls
IT rooms second floor: furnace heat aud Yrste fTes:
6Sq. Ca, and furniture new no board and NO
I,OR RENT-TwO FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
.h .s9d ga, :a 81 oG
ences exchanged I4l0 81. n3i.2Ws
LOB RENT-To SENATOR'S. Oh NKN1E1s
neal; H ssIvsa z desired strictly Uii;ss
our Printed iiss q Hsans ior Rent now ready
H.. g IR Pro: Ig Z son.
I,oR RENT-I016 18TH ST, NEAR ARLINGTON
u Hotel. hsndsomsiy furnished rooms, en suits e
boardsrs: herdics pass tie door References 0aS
IroR RENT - FURNISHED, ELEGANT Rooms,
Il single suite. in private family; bay.WfndoWs
@a sS sGsss
st. NV o15-7ws
t,oR RENT-A HANDSOME SUITE OF ROOMS:
II bedroom and psrlor. bathroom and closet same
floor also other rooms. single or en- suite: 1915 and
13ls st NV. opp. Franklin Park n22-2w'
sIe H. saTss
FL93E BOOM s,s IS IT square ga GOOD os.ll.y
V,oR RENT-ELEaANT SUITE OF THREE ROOMS
!,,r on FIST and second h1Srs; desirable looms os
AEiIngton; her,ics pass door: private family 1925
Vermont avenue. n2o-6ts
EoR RENT-e20 14TH ST. NV. BEAUTIFULLY
r, IN ROOM en- suite or singles private baths
Front ana back Rooms also, Parior and back fsr.
and rs" soa aSs
I,OR RENT : 1881 81. NV ATTRACTIVE
second and thirdstory front rooms both large and
small southern exposure good board in house O. mod
crate prices. A22-2ws
IIok RENTED gTH. CORNER 81, N. W., FUR.
vsnient to ali street car lies References rsoursd
Apply over Bishops Drug store n22-1m
l,OR RENT-A FEW VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS,
IN, ", Or without meals At the Cushing Hogse 4e7
EoR RENT.TwO LARGE NEwLY-FURNlsHED
10 Rooms I'd floor: new modern house: private fam
terms u D and t10. references. 217 Sd d. ae
nl9-1lts
LNOR RENT-S14 FIFTEENTH ST. NV, OPPO-
IL site haulberln's-HandsomelyF Furnished Rooms
on frst and second hoors: southern EXPOSURE crate
and furnace heat, private bath, &C. Table Board
n17-lm
LfOR RENT-IN VERY LARGE AND ELEGANT
4 private residence. FURNISHED Parlor suite. to
bachelor foreign minister SENATOR private family
1901 st. NV. nI0-2wt
E'OR RENT 326 Al ST. y. w., LARGE AIRY
parlor and bed room; new and handsome furniture,
suitable for n. c.: also. two nice rooms ON upper
noor: all mod imp; opposite new law building.
able board II desired. nd Inn
EOR RENT-ROOMs-sING AND EN- SUITE
handsomely furnished: reasonable terms to desira-
Die persons; elegant house. 1905 18Th ST. NV, Just
north Of and Franklin Park; nnest location
o3l-lms
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on1cer E C. Smith, OF the south Washington
station, AFTER suffering nearly two months Is
slowly improving. The ofIlcer shot hts fingers so
badly that amputation was necessary,
The Will OF Carrie Mclean Wild nled to-day
leaves her property to her husband.
The New York Democratic Association win ten.
der reception tomorrow evening at the parlors
OF Wizards Hotel to Hon. Fred Cook, secretary OF
state OF New York and Hon. Jno X Fellows dis
trtct attorney elect OF New York city,
Sarah E. Whlten has bought OF d. w. Patterson.
for 90. 77S.12, two lots In block 28, Columbia
HEIGHTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-30

WEDNESDAY EVENING. Noxsa
SANTA CLAUa
WIN savs AMY TOYS and PRESENTS 10 Dc Csnarm
from the front Of
nee-M TIE FAM sls IN n AZ
(HoopHoLMr,s ponEgTIo CycLoPRnlA on
~ PRACTICAL fNFORNATION
ntnoents Lsasn CenmsnsAry le66
feaoubets select Notes 1883
Key 70 Cooking. PIC. eax Cuns Of Co<fea pa
G G. YCRsEIL Books.Nr.
4lS 9th - 40.
Two THE TRADE
sodieon 20 larRe stock Of The vux3ous bendu a
fLO0 TOBACCO always on hand have Just vDc16v3
s,tsrge invoice OF the celebrsted EClIPsk 6-ipcA 8
ply, AID the fAnlous braads OF kOsENFfI-D6 0RH
snd Ion AND JERRY. WHOM oder % u tad q
Also. constantly ON hsnd css,rmsk~rv. euruf,u "a
great variety Call and exnmfne % be copvfucnd
J. h. SCHULfZk
nSo-S 2p13 street, 0sonuue0vu.
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BALTIMoRE Nd. November sO.-yissin,s SKIES.
fort,ss. 36,<; do new threes. IS bid todsy.
.BALIIMoKE: ND. November 3o-Cotton shsae
actiye street and western supsr J7s
ZIP; do. extra OOa360 do. family. 3S6sz 35; city
mills super. 31a26O: do. extra, 3OOa3 81: do Rio
brands 50sa Pstspsco supsrlstive patent. 90
"a s5:S5; .mber s0.ss western steady and quiet
No. 10; winter REG. spot. SSAa8Ss4 Decembss. 93ss
:sSslssn nsm white: S2.SsH yellow. 5l.s3: western
BOZ. 0sts frln aud quiet-southern and Fsnnsyi.
yana SoaS0; western white. 3ja36; Western mixed
prime to choice yestsln. i56osi30o. FrSvision. mon.
Bulk mests-shouldsr: and elssr rib s;dss. pacisd
$500. Hsc9n,-,shcpidsrs. 7hsSA; clear rib sidsa
yss.srn P.elsd l7..0 creamery. Ssas: Esss steady
ESE4; Tuned, l9al7. Petroleum steady-renned,
SSnes nomnal-kio carxoes, ordinary to fair. Tss
49, SUGAR s5esdy-A son. 61i copper re0nsd Arm
s ssssehs: e 1verpooi Per steiner dnilcotton, Nd
barrels whsat 1880 bushsls: corn. $4,000 bashsis
S0A0Dr-W001k sfy2 200 So1~
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Chicago Markets.

.t CMlC 9nS -, ilI. Novmbsr 80. ! p n.whsal
ccs9s n1 $500 46xi DSesnb@. 46 ISIS; Hsy
Esa.sS 10 lei II :s:,; 1870 Ss$
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A Victory for the Drummep.
4 FEDERAL CoCKI pDcm9s Against rHn No n

CAROLINA TAX Law.
RALEIGH, n. C., Nov. 3l--In the United STATE
Circuit Court here to-day, Judges Bond and Sew.
mour presiding, ia the case known as the drum
mers' tea case, brought about by aperirion o6 a ~
Henderson for wr1t OF habeas corpus tt was ID.
state appealed Tho petttionee, Rsndsrson
vas arrested by the sheriff az ChOWSp
He sued out Q writ Of kaheus corpus before Sn1oe
Bond, and at the hearing before the lsCr1r n ~
umore last summer, Tho case was contdn0od r
this term Of the court
EDiAeankc - DiphsAsxfa In Koncrunl
MONTREAL QuIBEc, Nov. 3Ol-Daphtheria, az I
here. Last week there wero thirty.fwo deafhs
rom the disease, and the death-rats shoWS n
signs OF decreasing.
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1901 st. nv ;s p ooo $50 and s;52 1th St ooo
s5r, NV, $1,000 ~. BIZ no $1,000
400 5t St NV sOOo sss j. H to osa Boand SSoo
1S4a VIZ :ys eli i . y 10th zoo
l?sa 81. h as H. aD'OOo l7 az e i73s
d $. n:~ bh low ,s aS % is6s LIST sooo
,9is 10Th st n: ". bs''oo y Nj st oOo
h. l0rs ........ $4,000 18th & 18th NV. 5000
eo saA st. NV. BIB, 900 % st. n w. b. h-soo
los Pa ~ NV. 6.hs b. sS7 & ST Sc. b.
,Gs IL st NV so o"O II Z ss6 st ne: s:sOo
2oss St NV. b 49, - sli st. ne, i. IT, TOW
md :1 NV. 754 Fiji St ss: Sa. 200
Cap i St. s :.sOO Al! . st NV s.ooO
,SSs s sf' st NV eoOO S5s 10Th st goo
e: +. %ssS$s e SIS
EoR sALkIvERMONT AVE. NEAR MCPHERSON
e. aSsu.
rsasSSa5s asare sn '0'a
WALLER siRs saGa
E1OR sALE-BARGAINs-EIGHT- ROOM BRICK. o
st. near lin st. ssnir9om Brles North Caroiin.
Ell ssusS
si1 Frame ness
$1,000 sisfa
sTALLY. l4l0 New y ORR ave. n29at
LOB sALE.THREE NEW BRICK HOUSES, WEST
$50 SssHs each THOMAS w. sgSSIxFt = NV
Eok s SALE y 81. \: Vs. e-Ro0N AND
81 s5S st
j residence on Washington Circle. coz sd st. For
Rssnl;.1sR S Is Inspect apply to
EoR sALE-FIRsT-CLAss afLT.EDoE INVEST
northwest; on a concrete street paying twelve (I2j
windows. rooms and cellar. and every modern i'm
hs Designs
s5s lib n.s G.h
EoK sALE50NE OF THE HANDsOMEsT AND
new and now ready for inspection 1915 Corccran st
1psH soss ilB B!Fs ana
Il c.ptoI Hi new bay Window 04 7.reom Sr III
house cellar aud every modern Improvement worth
ONCE o. DASENHowEK ERE sSN sa iil5 sIp "
E Fine dwelling Ia rooms. all m. l.. near
New s.tory brick dwelling, III rooms, si mi '''ooo
gTieE dwels r ali mi and stable. sin.w i 500
Srlck 9weiling, Srs. all NIL 18th st. NV 400
nasa rYIaa r k ~ tss st. ,4 5000
T New brick dwelling. 10 rooms, all MI,
Sc cor 12th aud sts. n.w................S7 500
New brick dwelling, II rooms. all ~ l., i7.y
nz66r: Tyler KtfhEEiii oiiD. 1907 st. NV 1xo'
EoR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST RESIDENCES
IN the cisy, corner 10th aud Rhode Islsnd ave NV
i iss VF's &C. and terms apply to AkhoS kSMkY
EoK sALE-CHEAP-A FOUk-STOkY nKICK
ses n aSyy i a. and ~ "a
o0o ..n :! n25-lw'
FOE sos sALEc A. c MoDERAIE PRICE-NEw
An na5 stss- srAlaEh LIEBEh y 4 i :,
EOR sALE-1119 10Th ST N.w-sPLENDID
business place store. dwelling aud two tenement
nas.m wEscoTT a WILCOX WINE
EoR sALE-A MOST DESIRABLE THREE-sTORY
md basement brick house ON st. NV. bet. I'd and
EakIi .. ao I issh improvements Apply CHAkLss
ESR SALE OR RENT-IL25 10TH ST. NEAR
h;,eI a ave NV handsome 3.sory double
f iz S'f5 ssER tSt :: sTs
E0R sAIE-A BARGAIN-l342 VERMONT AVE:
Enw.: q feet front on Iowa CScle 10 rooms ana
ss snn c %S baeS:. Price er ten days
HOS ri aE Sssi Yri:sg S sa 17s
E0R sALE-2l. 5oO-F0UR ca NEW, NEAT AND
sa SSp .a
zen Park; price 800 each ON easy terms: now &C.
sc q * ~ month oisa
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


ArOR RENT-ALL OF SECOND FLOOR OF Sf7
u Market Space tor rent, over Knabe 4 Co.'S Piano
Mareroonls Inquire Of Mrs. MAkY J. WEIGH, 1907
" 81. Nv n1l-IOts
ErOR RENT-ROOMS, on TWO UPPER FIOORR
- sO3 10th st n-w- from December 1. p. J. PAWN
s41 Pa ave. References required n21-lm
kyOR RENT SUPERB SEyFN-OCTAVE PIANO:
Il fine tone; handsome case only "a a month II not
rented soon will sell At saerifce 3l25 SCI 18th sc
nI4-lm
EOR RENT-REMnNGTON TYPE-WRITERS AT
=, nenink tUu OLice-- Machines of other mARao for
sale HtChOFf, SEAMANS BENEDICT, cor Stb
anu SIS n1-1m
IvOR RENT-CALIGRAPH TYPEWRITER aspFR
Il month"; IN advance; also sold easy instalincuta
HENRY A. CLARKE SON
s1-om 93S st n "
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ANorHER suppLY OF SEAL SKIN aARxrxrs

ANoTHEk suPPIY OF SEAL SKIN oARNfurs
ss.i-skia sscaues slaa, s14o. sIeu. sl76 ssoa
s225. ESQ
Sod skin Jackets 500 sIoa
Sesl-shin vixites o. 60 slo5 lI55
Sealskin listers $3.50
We have large stock 10 select from q shssbsvs
goods
Plush s.rnasats the Duplicates Of the sss.s Alsa
Fur trimming in every variety Of fur
Coachmen's cspeS Muffsu. nd 0iovus
Carriage Robes
Sole asenss for Dunisp's View York hssA
wIILErT RUovE.
HATTERs AND FURRfEkG.
soa Pennsyiy.ais s-snus als1R
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THE FISHERIES NEGOrIAroRs met aKxfn ar the
State Department. &C 2 O'Clock this afternoon, and
were still In session At q late hour.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-30

The intendant OF the Washington Asylum re-
ports to the District Commissioners that BY the
nre In the blacksmith shop Monday night o loss Of
$500 was sustained by the asylum. The IRE Is
supposed to have been 1gnited either from the
forge or the caldFon for heating water.
The health office has recommended that the
northern wing OF alley In square 753, between I'd
and Sd and and streets northeast, be severed,
under the compulsory permit system, In order that
houses On street may be drained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-30

SeWaeors and Representative Who
Have Arrived, aaA shesI Re~sAsuc>~

The following Senators aud Representatives
have arrived In Washington and located q -
residences designated:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-30

WHY MEssRs. FELLOWS AND COOK ARE COMING
1t Is given out by the friends OF Mr. Raines that
Col Jn0 r. Fellows, district attorney OF New York
county and Secretary OF State Cook are coming to
Washington TO urge the election OF Mr.. Raines as
clerk Of the. House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-30

PHRsoNAI--eecyetary Rnd1cotx has refuFnod TO
washington Hooksg, Of ME-
assippi, Is at the St JameA--Seuator
Hiscock and Senior Guzman, the Ntcaraguan
minister, were In New York last nfRht.-
u the ctty.-Governor-eiec Jacksol and SaanaaeI
Nood1n OF Maryland, DR.. 8 p. Kinne Of San
francisco. J. Guy owstey OF chicago Geo. g.
Marine Hospital service, and Hon. A. II. Stewart
Of Pennsylvania, are a1 the Ebbitt-W. c. Hill
Of Washington, waSfn 81 Louis % Monday.-
representative Silas Hare OF Texas, Is at the
Metropolitan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-30

TIE CASE OF LIEUT.. TAUNr.-In reference to q
printed report that the cour-martial in the case
| OF Lieut.. E q. Taunt had found him guilty and
sentenced him TO Dismissal from the service Col
Remey, the ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the Navy,
stated this afternoon 20 star reporter that moth
| ing whatever had been done in the case,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-30

RANGE @ mn TaDRN0NETKk-TEe Following
we're the readings at the Signal once to-day: 2 q
n, - I'D N, 81 maximum, 30: minimum, -
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LOST AND FOUND.


9sI,,Ww We NOVEMBER 90. 1887. IN
~ west End Of Washington. neighborhood Of 2lth
and g. Syinsns Gate to wagon, painted and let.
l. WHEELkR cor. 18th and sts. lie
OsL.Y1sTERRAY, BETWEEN 5:15 AND d:l5
~ p "a, an Amethyst-s set Gold hing on I'm st. her
! and sta NV. Finder win please return ana re-
celve reward. TO 9O6 7th 81. II.
I osT.sTRAYED IRON 3O7 q ST. n. W sATUR-
-, Day Nov 70 small. vsry long haired black and
white uoR: teeth very prominent. Please return n
above number and receive reward Its
( HsIEA SETTER oYR, AGED. ABOUT TEN
xlmonths; lemon color, with one brown and one
whit. ear small spot in forehead answers to name Of
455 Missouri ave. ~ iys
E0UND - HORSE AND MULE EsTRAY ON
tsnd IN the county. Address p. o. Boy 4g4 de-
I OsT-ON LAST THURSDAY NIGHT, A LADIES;
~ mug. Win garnet set snrrpunded by number Of
Snal peern The finder Will Be literally rewarded by
.e.x.ns sne sams ~ az 1lth u. n. ". n20-3ss
osT-0N OCTOBER 9TH A HEAVY GOLD RING
- VIZ Ctsck onyx 50; name 81 Ella Enoch en-
trave1 nsade suitable reward will be given II re-
.o-1.e y ox0 a - ne. n202ts
II .OsT-OPERA GLASSES-LEFT IN AVENUE CAP
Building and receive reward nSe~Sts
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SPENCER FULLERTON BAIRD,

THE DESKS OF BLAINE AND CONKLING.--In the
distribution Of desks to the senators, the one
which for years served Mr.. Roscoe Conklink was
given to Mr.. VIM. E. Chandler, and It Is singular
sort OF a coincidence that the desk which Mr..
Blaine had, after having been used by different
Senators In different locations, has now fallen to
MI. hale, ms successor, and lnat occupies the
Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-30

nzss y u4.s Jos u8xxWuunp Jos mluxnAQnv
A TECHNICAL SOCIETY FORNRD.-A number OF
German and American engineers and afchieects
forming an association 70 be called TIE Technical
Socisey OF Warrington. Thirty -nve gentleGnea Mg-
Atded Their intenflon 70 become membeza A COM
mtttee, composed OF MesAs. c. Ktnlcel R. 0odef-
troy, C. Rettlg, L =. Grether, c. H. Schneider and
Dr.. Sigfrted, was appointed 70 draw up ac0nstitu-
ton and by-hwA When THIS has 6eou dOno IN
utafions 70 Join the society VIII be sent to the En-.
gfneefs and archfyecrs IN the city.
THE EASTERN BRANCH BRIDGs IxJrscrfox-
Judge Mefr1ck OF the Equity Court beng On the
General Term bench, and NJ. ToCyen hAyfnr pSe1
engaged In the Circuit Court to-day, the EaGfern
Branch Dr11ge case WIS not peo1e1e0 % Ju69o
Nerr1ck to-day. IL - po9afple that the Gaze Nh
be presented 70 Judge 1esf1ck uo-muryUW I'd n n
likely that the formal hearing viii b nxed fOr
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$50 and s32 7th st.
NV. .b.h, (stores)S24,0OO
!618 to $50 Md. az.
/ Sw., b.h.. 4 rs. $4,000
221O to 2234 Bound'y
st. NV. b.h.......1d,0O
2024 to 2042 Bound'y
st. NV, b. h.......15,70O
22l1 TO 2229 10th ct.
il742 to i745 Il st.
NV. 6rs. 81. 900
1901 to 1905 LIST q.
I W. FIJI, 5rs. .......,S 1000
/ to Galley, bet. NJ 4 ",
18th b 18th NV. g, 900
23 Z Ut. n W.. b. h.
Sra.:...--........:..o D, oOO
627 G st Sc, (. b.. s.
III Sth st. n.e~ f.h.,
Srs. 500
40 X st. ne, b. b.
l2rs.................4.5OO
734 7th ST. Sc, b.h.,
n....-....-....-..A.5OO
40 II st. n-w- b. b..
5rs.. .:.............4.O00
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SECRETARY FATRcHID, owing to the attention
which he Is obliged to give to his annual report,
did not appear at the Treasury Department today.
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Mus RRsnCcA CGRsorI,s WuL-The VIII az
Rebecca Carroll, MED to-day, Il In the following
words: II Rehecca Carroal Of Warrington, District
Of Dud0ngton, hereby give, devise and beqneaiR
all my property and estate OF whatever kind OF
nature 70 my sister, Jane Carroll her helrs and
asetgnA and 90 hereby make her the executrix of
this NY last viii and testament" Il Is dated
March d 1885
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-30

POSTXAsTRRs APPoINrHD.-The Postmaster Gen.
erai has appointed Thos J. Taylor postmaster at
Hope, Queen Anne County, Mo. /; Jno j. Harner at
DoOms, Augusta County; ChaS. j. Miller Jerome
Shenandoah County, and R u. Robertson at Raw
lipQS. Nelson County, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-30

THn Pacific RAILROAD CoxNnsE0gRRs called on
the President to-day and submitted thear reposf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-30

The above y only portion Of the property on thy
books For fun list cali ct office for bulletin issued
the LIST and 18th. THOS. E. WAG0AMAN. n29
EOR sALE-vERMONT AVE, NEAR MCPHERSON
e Squsre-A handsome residence, containing about
II rooms and every convenience. Viii be sold at .
reasonable figure to an Immediate purchaser.
THOS. J. FISHER CO.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-30

8uPfosxD 10 m DICE TuRPrya-Last niRhs
beSween6 and q O'Clock, as M. Chaa. Baumi
wagon was passing along X street, between IlIt
snher, Two colored men appeared and stoppe(
the vehicae, as Y = supposed, Tor the purpose o
hoese, btls m1sset him. Tho OTTER drew = wHiy
from under his coat and struck the animal whScf
ran away, and was hos stopped until is had gonl
was the Intention OF the men 20 rub the Wa0ou re
ported the occurrence to the police
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-01-28
Jacksonville.


Comment OF the North Adams Transcript ON his
life, personal qualities and public career.
This sudden and sOrrOWful death coca
sons universal sadness and sympathy. He
was widely known and his genial manners
and brilliant gifts won for him general re
gard and admiration OF late years it was
known that he suffered from frequent ill
ness and great depression of spirits, but on
~ few knew of the fearful darkness and
despair he endured. He had remarkable
talents and accomplishments He spoke
with fluent ease and power; he was IA law
yer of learning and skill and AN advocate
of promising eloquence he wrote poetry of
more than ordinary merit and music /; he
was an accomplished musician and had a
tenor voice of rare and pathetic sweetness ;
he was AN excellent surveyor and mathe-
matcian and had good head for business.
He had fine education and all these vari-
Gus tastes and powers were steadily cult
waited and strengthened, and their com
bined effect produced man of remarkable
versatility and resource. Besides these, he
had the ambition, energy, enthusiasm and
shrewdness of his Yankee ancestors in Yer
mont He started out in professional life
with ample equipment for brilliant and
successful career. And he made at first rap
III Advancement. Ills llpluluA NhGl hNAcl
istics and powers were quickly recognized
and he was twice elected to the House and
once TO the Senate of Massachusetts He
became conspicuous in both bodies as
ready and graceful debater often rising
into sparkling and powerful speech At the
Berkshire bar he Illustrated the same gifts
and promise, but the promise fingered and
faltered and never reached fulhlhnent dur
ing these last fateful years. He worked
and labored hard in his profession, aud yet
found time for occasional political aud po-
etcal addresses of striking felicity and pow
er, and for the qualification of his musical
taste and passion. The human voice is II
wonderful revealer of character and life.
The penetrating sadness and sweetness Of
his voice, when in the choir, told of his as
pirations, and the pain the struggles and
disappoinments that fill this mortal lot.
But death has ended these struggles and ar